Using Wifi as simple web browser
I have an application where a field tech working in the sun needs a simple device to view a "local" web page used for setup and tuning of a "radio" such as Ubiquiti or Cambium / Motorola subscriber modules that is accessed indirectly through WiFi.
I had heard about someone hacking a PaperWhite to do just that. I also see that Amazon has an experimental browser that apparently is clunky to use.
Does hacking a PW 2 give a different browser experience other than "clunky"?
the usage is pretty basic, but the user needs to enter IP address information, customer name, etc. into a web page.
Is PW 2 with or without a hack a good fit?
Where can I find information about how to go about the hack if that is required?
Thanks!
Paul
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